VOLUME 250 — ON THE ELECTIONS TO THE REICHSTAG IN 1912]
[No earlier than 1913]1

Statistik des Deutschen Reichs, Band 250,3.
Die Reichstagswahlen von 1912.
Berlin 1913.
3 issues: 250,1; 250,2; 250,3.

Total by parties and % (see Leipziger Volkszeitung) only for three divisions:

a) under 2,000
b) 2—10 thousand population
c) 10 and more

% of votes

| | Social-Democrats | Progressive People's Party | National-Liberals | Centre | Imperial Party | Conservatives | German Reform Party | Economic Association | Poles | Other parties |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| a) | 19.0 | 8.7 | 12.8 | 20.6 | 4.6 | 17.5 | 0.0 | 4.1 | 5.8 | 5.5 |
| b) | 35.8 | 12.4 | 15.0 | 19.8 | 2.6 | 5.7 | 0.5 | 2.2 | 3.2 | 2.4 |
| c) | 49.3 | 15.8 | 13.8 | 10.0 | 1.7 | 3.0 | 0.2 | 1.1 | 1.8 | 1.0 |

Separate table on large cities, but without an overall total.

All large cities: { 1912 — 48 large cities here

NB underlined in red* are those large cities which were included in the Occupational Statistics of 1907 as large cities: there are 42 of them (42)

% of social-democratic votes

Berlin = 75.6
Hamburg = 62.3
Munich = 54.3
Leipzig = 58.6
Dresden = 54.8
Cologne = 40.9
Breslau = 53.4
Frankfurt am Main = 50.0
Düsseldorf = 45.2
Nuremberg = 61.0
Charlottenburg = 53.3
Hanover = 49.0
Aachen = 26.1
Cassel = 50.1
Augsburg = 37.1
Berlin-Wilmersdorf = 44.2
Essen an der Ruhr = 36.4
Chemnitz = 62.1
Stuttgart = 50.1
Magdeburg = 55.9
Bremen = 53.4
Königsberg = 50.1
Stettin = 57.6
Neuköln = 83.7
Braunschweig = 61.0
Bochum = 29.3
Plauen im Vogtland = 50.0
Wiesbaden = 35.7
Duisburg = 31.0
Dortmund = 41.4
Kiel = 59.0
Mannheim = 59.2
Halle an der Saale = 51.0
Strasbourg = 51.8
Berlin-Schöneberg = 53.0
Karlsruhe = 44.0
Crefeld = 32.0
Mülheim = 34.1
Saarbrücken = 13.0
Altona = 64.0
Danzig = 33.4
Elberfeld = 48.0
Gelsenkirchen = 33.8
Barmen = 49.0
Posen = 12.9
Erfurt = 53.6
Mainz = 57.0
Hamborn = 37.3

Large cities — Population in 1907

(Continuation) Population 1907

Berlin 2,005,146
Hamburg 826,724
Munich 533,253
Dresden 512,228
Leipzig 505,026
Total = 4,382,377

Breslau 472,842
Cologne 436,524
Total = 5,291,743

Frankfurt am Main 341,173
Nuremberg 301,258
Total = 5,934,174

Düsseldorf 262,474
Chemnitz 260,795
Stuttgart 253,463

(12 cities with more than 7½ million)
Total = 6,710,906

EXTRACTS FROM "STATISTICS OF GERMANY", VOLUME 250
% of social-democratic votes

Berlin = 75.6
Braunschweig = 61.0
Hamburg = 62.3
Bochum = 29.3
Munich = 54.3
Plauen in Vogtland = 50.0
Leipzig = 58.6
Wiesbaden = 35.7
Dresden = 54.8
Duisburg = 31.0
Cologne = 40.9
Dortmund = 41.4
Breslau = 53.4
Kiel = 59.0
Frankfurt am Main = 50.0
Mannheim = 59.2
Düsseldorf = 45.2
Halle an der Saale = 51.0
Nuremberg = 61.0
Strasbourg = 51.8
Charlottenburg = 53.3
Berlin-Schöneberg = 53.0
Hanover = 49.0
Karlsruhe = 44.0
Aachen = 26.1
Crefeld = 32.0
Cassel = 50.1
Mülheim = 34.1
Augsburg = 37.1
Saarbrücken = 13.0
Berlin-Wilmersdorf = 44.2
Altona = 64.0
Essen an der Ruhr = 36.4
Danzig = 33.4
Chemnitz = 62.1
Elberfeld = 48.9
Stuttgart = 50.1
Gelsenkirchen = 33.8
Magdeburg = 55.9
Barmen = 49.0
Bremen = 53.4
Posen = 12.9
Königsberg = 50.1
Erfurt = 53.6
Stettin = 57.6
Mainz = 57.0
Neuköln = 83.7
Hamborn = 37.3

Large cities — Population in 1907

Berlin 2,005,146
Hamburg 826,724
Munich 533,253
Dresden 512,228
Leipzig 505,026
Total = 4,382,377

(Continuation) Population 1907

Frankfurt am Main 341,173
Nuremberg 301,258
Total = 5,934,174

Breslau 472,842
Cologne 436,524
Total = 5,291,743

Düsseldorf 262,474
Chemnitz 260,795
Stuttgart 253,463
Total = 6,710,906

(12 cities with more than 7½ million)

1 The approximate date is established on the basis of the publication date of issues 2 and 3 of Volume 250 of "Statistics of the German Reich".

2 See "Leipziger Volkszeitung" 1912, No. 21, January 26 (p. 1, "Das Endergebnis der Reichstagswahl" — "The Result of the Reichstag Election") and No. 27, February 2 (p. 1, "Das 'gleiche' Reichstagswahlrecht" — "The 'Equal' Reichstag Election Right").